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The AH Crew franticly fight each other to grab as many coins as possible in a squad like fashion.

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A Collector's Edition for Mighty No. 9, Comcept's spiritual successor to Mega Man, has been announced.

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Keep those expectations in check, people

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NL: Its certainly no secret that the 16-bit era of gaming was a great time to be a shoot em' up fan. Not only were there a large number of titles released, there were also some of the best the genre ever had to offer on display. While the Sega Mega Drive and NEC PC Engine were the definitive hot spots to get your shooter fix, the Super Nintendo managed to produce at least a decent number of titles during its lifespan. Jaleco's Super E.D.F. Earth Defense Force represents one of those releases, and truth be told, the game did bring a fair number of very unique gameplay elements to the table. But are those twists enough to stand the test of time on a Wii U Virtual Console release three full decades after the game's initial release?

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Siliconera: The first thing that I noticed was that its not as tough as the NES Mega Man games, but you cant breeze your way through it either.

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Peter Howard from This is Xbox writes "Mega Coin Squad has been an enjoyable retro feeling game for me, its like being in the 90s in an arcade again playing on a machine with your friends gathered round but with greatly added violence. While being a fun and challenging game having online modes would of opened a lot more doors. Some may disagree but I do like it for its lack of online functions, Playing this with three friends in the same room and a few beers will have you in hysterics for the rest of the evening as you sneakily team up against each other only then to attempt to claim eternal glory for yourself."